Siemens Mobility continues to strengthen its position in the global railway infrastructure market by securing contracts to supply ETCS Level 2 train control signaling systems in Oman and Finland, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

ETCS Level 2 train control signaling systems
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In Oman, Siemens Mobility, in partnership with Hassam Allam Construction, has signed a contract with OMAN-Etihad Railway Company to supply ETCS Level 2 systems for the new Abu Dhabi – Sohar railway route, spanning 303 km.

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This route promises to be a crucial link in the region’s transportation infrastructure, with adaptations to local terrain and climate conditions ensuring effective operation.

In Finland, Siemens Mobility will also supply ETCS Level 2 systems as part of the “Digirail project,” funded by the Finnish government.

The project involves installing train control and detection systems on the railway section between Lielahti and Rauma-Pori, covering 191 km, with completion scheduled for 2027.

The delivery of advanced ETCS Level 2 systems underscores Siemens Mobility’s role in modern railway infrastructure and its commitment to ensuring safety and efficiency in railway operations worldwide.

Photo: Siemens Mobility

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